Composite driveway gates combine a steel or aluminium frame with composite infill panels, giving a timber-look finish without the regular painting, staining or sealing that solid wood needs. The metal frame keeps the gate rigid and holding its shape, while the composite infill resists splintering and insect damage.
Composite gates are made to measure in the UK to your exact opening width and height, and are available in a range of finishes and colours. They can be supplied for manual operation or fitted with electric automation for swing or sliding use. Call 02089116000 for a quote on any design in this range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are composite gates made from?
Composite gates use a heavy-duty steel or aluminium frame with infill boards made from recycled wood fibre and plastic. This combination gives the appearance of natural wood without any of the maintenance requirements — they will not warp, rot, or require painting.
Do composite gates need painting or staining?
No. Composite boards are coloured throughout their thickness and hold their colour for many years without any treatment. No painting, staining, or annual maintenance is required — an occasional wash-down is all that is needed.
Are composite gates more expensive than wooden gates?
Composite gates cost more upfront than basic timber gates. However, when you factor in zero maintenance costs (no repainting, treating, or replacing rotted boards) over 5–10 years, composite gates typically work out cheaper overall.
What composite gate colours are available?
We offer composite boards in oak, walnut, grey, anthracite, black and other popular colours. The metal frame can also be powder-coated to match or complement the board colour for a fully co-ordinated finish.



